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Apple stock price slides: three reasons why new iPhones don't sit well with investors

Big new products typically lead to stock bounces for companies who announce them, but yesterday's iPhone announcement saw Apple's stock slide almost 3.5% in a single session. What gives?

Big AI player agrees to pay $2.2 billion in a copyright settlement, but how do Australian creatives benefit?

This is the largest copyright settlement in US history, establishing a crucial legal precedent for the evolving relationship between AI companies and content creators. But how do Australian writers and creatives who have been stolen from benefit?

The Super Tax might be getting a makeover: how it could impact you

It's being reported the federal government is considering delaying and possibly overhauling its plan to impose a higher tax on superannuation balances above $3 million. While still unconfirmed, sources reportedly indicated officials were re-examining the policy amid mounting criticism.

The Office of State Revenue is gunning for you, and they’ll shoot on sight

Anyone who’s fallen into the sights of the Office of State Revenue knows that this instrument of government can be unfair and unreasonable, making the mafia look quite reasonable!

iPhone 17, 17 Pro and the ultra-thin iPhone Air: here's what's new and different

Here are the iPhone 17 features, pricing and release date. And all the details on the iPhone Air, the new ultra-thin and light model.

Woolies and Coles face a possible billion-dollar bill for underpaying workers

Australian supermarket giants Woolworths and Coles now face the prospect of a combined bill exceeding $1 billion in relation to the alleged underpayment of close to 30,000 staff over several years.

Higher fees, fewer rewards: Aussie banks warn of pricier credit cards if RBA's surcharge plan goes through

Card surcharges cost us billions each year. But Aussie banks have just said more would suffer higher charges and fewer rewards if it went through.

Business Council says cutting emissions will cost us too much, but business stands to make more by doing it

Is climate action a net cost or benefit? To date, the most detailed analysis in both Australia and the United Kingdom give the same answer: when the escalating damage done by climate change is accounted for, climate action has vastly more benefit than cost.

Is it still safe to buy US stocks right now as their economy slows?

The Americans are wringing their hands as their economy gradually slows. With bad data coming in, is it still safe to buy US stocks right now?

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